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shoStly after h, died In the Writ mansion.
l7sS g street In washington; The local papers sS
81 shS day S nS n s a. sqd
the circumstances, considering the prominence
pf the man, and The fact that ho was principal
oab t6at hs suicide 6y sSns his
throat.
sad days, There e no doubt but The scam
pspe Ss0 psoda due tSa was
rSmoyed from his mind, for no was man OF
with fowers. Upon 6is return from Aleiers he
WHICH Wei Ro wS EEK true Of ase Worried him
cessively. but with another Of more serious
eSs ons% that wss Mr. ad sad ss %c
5Se F FsnT t. a sspoqsed KS
ssv q .a S ynacsys
In the history Of the war with tho Barbary
ten By s az tb as 81
while Hamet was, a refugee among the Name.
Tas ana 1aS
his crew wero prisoners: Gen: Eaton; our Con-
sui at Tunis, conceived the scheme OF enlistip e
good service was rsRRdssred. Meantime Com Com
for an exchange 81 prisoners, and treaty Of Of
e sH The y sebsllie BssSsv Eaton sonsIdsIsd
retusnn ana 70 she Gsted States d tho pub
lie prints with accusations against Lear charg:;
d% with te nv Ives
and an r IN N the faithful Hamst 70 his
ton. and The public GENERALLY. for Il was showIp
Hs Han sne was NevertSesss the
afterward claiming compensation for his faiths
These t sea- scandals doubtless caused the. death
OF Lear. Unable to sustain himself under the
Who G sas h than
grave ns do%ssc hlst1ag i nj intS 4ss Mlis
Was Was i 81 tho r 81 appontees
Ss sad 8 hs Res e ea IL
Of this marriage was Col benjamin. Lear, who
was for many years q prominent lawyer , and
bis NS Wife, e. Maria Bqmiord. share in liz
| famous estate Of Kalorama. In the sub sub
q the ed Ss, oh sSs h se %dv
Martha custis Washingto whose f1Es ss b hp Is
| wife was also a niece Of Mrs. Washington,
Francis cambridge Henley; The Family home.
stead at Portsmouth, when mas WltnStoou tne
wear OF several generations, still shelters the
descendants OF Tobias Lear. and many eopve-
niers are preserved with religious care. There i
scription worked In the hair Of George and
Martha Washington. The letter q Mrs. Martha n,
mains be conveyed to a the Federal city" and
buried In the crypt Of the capital is there. and
| and relics, but question which has long ex-
cited the interest OF antiauarians and his
| torians. Is:
What became Of the papers Of Lear?
| He left vast accumulation OF valuable REQ
| ords letters and other historical material. He
was scrupulously exact in his preservation OF
every letter and scrap of writing. and his col
| lection contained much to excite curiosity as
we'll as historical interest. His widow had to
appeal to the law to recover them once after
trace has since been found Of them, Some.
time. doubtless, they may turn up. Thore was
good reason at the time for keeping them out
Of the hands Of q certain class Of politicians
who sought industriously to obtain them. but
that time has passed. and probably the place
Of concealment was forgotten.
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What Guard. the cav.s

In the Squaw Peak range. A. T.. IA a cave
which no has the nerve % Attempt 20 efpos
sta thing that ooks like the oOFlse of indian
woman In ihaIs party OF whites found the hlsd
with Tonic Indians whom thoy ked and murdered
since then no one has the arage t @ enter the
week George Matthew'S and hlA partner named NoCoud
being In the To have Look the 6quw
cave having any faith Ia the stp-ies told OF IT, ThO
cave situated under the highss butte Of the lnaw
Peak range. They found H. aud lust touk lOok &C
tho thing sitting IN ItS mauth Rthsws declares that
there IL enough money In MAricOpA county To pay
slonped running Anss-At least he hAs mot bean sssA
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WHAT A MAN's WEDDING OUTFIT COSTS.

From the Hnoerdusher.

There was time when trousseau was
exclusively Eoman,s privilege. In those
sidered Cd at al, OF Il Considered was held to be
OF no consequence whatever. Times have
d Of ossa
grown gro mt to ' BE- Of az much importance as the
There are still. perhaps, some obscure hooks
where a new necktie, three pair Of socks" a
collar shp1 81 SGsp q ssT
upon married life but such is not the case in
New York. Nowndays no less expense is IN.
sS n%ss snS ss Ras part
s sO us
weight. Of scnis delicate tint. such as shrimp
each each viii BE- enough, as cost q from $50 to so
per suit or an average cost o. w. T9 these
aust as as wss But he
bly, prefer to stick to elk as being more e1clu-
therefore. must be of silk He must have at
least one dozen pairs to match each suit of
erening Wcar a II Ills six suits Of underwear
are all Of different coors as they probably are.
he must have seven dozen pairs Of silk stock TX
necessity WIN allow and say that he can worry
aaRR s viii vii reqare dozsn fudress shirts of
plain linen, with enibroidered fronts. at cost
Of $40 each, and for day wear no must have two We
Collars q fancy brands will cost q q dozen.
A white silk vest for full -dress wear will cost
ssoSI nv WI ssss
san easily b dispensed. Three dozen linen
sa ls
no, abobts nssd AEs
OF the f finest White Wit satin handsomely en-;
broidered. and costing say $40; and several
pairs Of ordinary suspenders, costing from 50
Coming now to outer garments we will sup.
pose that the young man already has iuil
S,e add9n % $ his
bride. in which case the following would about
describe his req9irements; One dress suit.
driving suit 800; oyercoat. sos; top coat, $50;
hats and caps for all occasions, say eight. at
SdSo si 49,; foot wear including Shoes slippers
s oss 81 ssns se Eds and s Rss
Ss'rs ss may. q S
aaa eap sls dressing P' suit i Of st s@
side vest to be worn with full dress, sag leather
$685. ssS i s cane
and umbrella, $50 for the two
Gloves are an uncertain item, but for neat
dresser they come very high: No young swell
with a proper regard for himself will wear q
pair Of evening gloves moro than twice; pnd
his, street gloves will be shed aS soon as they
is large and constant; but surprising he wanted
to start with u fair supply OF all grades. the.e
each for evening wear. and six pairs Of various
colors for the street AT 81. so pair;
The item Of jewelry Is also hard to estimate.
DAYS. and what they do wear is very modest ;
bat still there Ia considerable scope for OK
penditure In such articles rs scarf pins, link
buttons, studsl&c., and $3.50 would quickly be
spent for these articles.
LET ua now recapltulate and see what the to-
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these that an exacting taste would de-
msnd bSt this is FIR es dId s,n q
OF little triHes IKE these has no terrors. but
there Ia one tom whose cost We have omitted
that frequently proves a paralyzer. This Is q
Jaw no. old chappie, I'm not a marrying
man. The women are 80 doosid extrayagant.
don't ye know"
And it Is because the women "are so doosid
extravaganza" that marrying 10 somewhat
sparingly praetised nowadays.
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e. G.. DAVIS,
7l9 MARKET SPACE.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NOW READY.

NOW READY.
OUR STOCK OF MERINo UNDERWEAR
COMPRISES ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST
DESIRABLE MAKES, AND WE OFFER THEM
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN.
WE DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO A SMALL INVOICE OF JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS JUST RECEIVED, WHICH WE
OFFER AT THE Low PRICE OF 81: BE-
FORE PURCHASING THE SAME ARTICLE
ELsEwHERE AT sl.2e. SEE OURS. WE
ALSO SHOW SPLENDID LINE OF LOWER
PRICE GOODS. FROM soc. UP. WITH
PANTS TO MATCH. CHILDREN's GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY. ALL AT BOTTOM
PRICES.
IF YOU NEED BLACK HOSIERY OF ANY
KIND You CANNOT FIND BETTER OR
MORE COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY
THAN WE CAN SHOW YOU.
IN HANDKERCHIEFS OF ALL KINDS
OURSTOCK Is SIMPLY UNAPPROACHABLE.
AII-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. FROM 10c
TO $40 EACH. DUCHESS LACE HASDkER-
CHIEFS IN GREAT VARIETY. AND AT
PRICES FULLY so PER CENT LESS THAN
THE SAME GOODS HAVE EVER BEEN
OFFERED. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
JOB LOT OF FINE COLORED EMBROID-
Erred HANDKERCHIEFS. GOODS THAT
FORMERLY SOLD AT roc. TO 81 EACH;
WE WILL SELL THIS ENTIRE LOT. 40
DOZEN, AT Csc EACH. THERE WILL BE
PICK IN THEM, so DON'T DELAY TOO
LONG IN MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS.
WE ARE SELLING AN ALL-L1NEN EN-
BROIDERED HEMSTITCH INITIAL HAND
EERCHIEF AT CSC THAT WE CONSIDER
REMARKABLY CHEAP.
OUR STOCK OF LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
NECK-wEAR. TRIMMINGS, FUR AND FUR
TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS. EXTRACTS AND
NOTIONS Is FULL AND VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE
FULL LINE BLACK AND COLORED VEL
VETS. PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEW
SHADES, SUITABLE FOR FANCY WORK
ONE PIECE sEAL-BRowN PLUSH AT sc.
WORTH So
KID. GOAT AND FABRIC GLOVES IN RE-
LIABLE MAKES, AT Low PRICES.
BLACK AND GREY DRESS GOODS THAT
WILL WEAR WELL AND GIVE SATISFAC-
TON.
F. @. DAVIS,
81 VIZ Qpar Ger 81
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LADIES' Plush Wars.

LADIES Plush Wars.
Plush Wraps have hold on public favor such
as they have never had before. Anticipating this
as almost inevitable purchased very extern.
sively of all the desirable styles Of Plush Gar
ments, and now offer q large and attractive
stock Of
Seal Plush Goats,
Seal Plush yisites,
Seal Plush "sIodjeskas,"
Seal Plush Sacques. &C.,
which we are enabled to offer at exceedingly
low prices, considering their quality and de-
sirableness.
We quote al specials:
lot Ladies' Seal Plush visites plated back.
round front, lined with quilted satin, real seal
ONLY go EACH.
lot Ladies' Seal Plush visites. close sleeves.
pointed front. handsomely lined with plain
satin, real seal ornaments, all sizes,
ONLY S25 EACH.
The "Afodjeska"-the very latest and most
fashionable style-plain coat back long fronts,
satin lining, real seal ornaments,
ONLY S25 EACH.
Same style trimmed with wide Beaver. very
' ONLY s35 EACH.
OUR GOLD MEDAL" SEAL PLUSH SACQCES.
The popularity of this garment coupled with
the popularity of the price (e25) melted us to
special efforts to secure absolutely the best OBJ
tainable. and in the "Gold Medal" we believe We
have reached the point there 10 no going beyond,
for we candidly believe 1t has no superior. II an
equal, at the price. Made from selected Seal
Plush. 20 inches in length, perfect in shape.
and finished with four real seal-skin orns.
msnts. Sizes 30 to ~.
ONLY s25 EACH.
Third ioor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and r SITS. NV.
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curiosity rather than enthusiasm marked the
meeting Of the EmperOrs yesterday in Berlin The
German press and people are evidently with their
favorits young Prince William In spirit and pur-
pose. They look with suspicion on Russia and her
policy OF aggression, and the public sentiment OF
the Empire Just at this trying Juncture is gather
ing about Bismarck asd the young man who is re-
Esried az the coming Emperor. Far more In
porrance attached to the interview between
Bismarck and the Car than the snowy formalities
thar attended the ceremonial courteses paid each
other by the Emperor and the Car.
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thousand commercial travellers In Texas are
backing test case against the So tax imposed
On them there. They thought they had won the
victory before the state Court OF Appeals but that
body overrIlei a decision OF the United States
supreme court AMI the poor drummers had tostart
over again In the United states courts. This time
they think they have got the state cOrnered.
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New HosrEnr AND UxpEKwEAn.
SEATON PERRY.

SEA1ON PERRY.
(Succesor TO PERRY 4 BRoTHEI,)
CHILDREN'S BLACK NAVY AND SEAL RIBBED
COTTON HOSE, OF French. German, and English
manufacture. all sizes, ranging from 25c 20 81 per
pair.
BOYS FRENCH BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE,
sizes 50 to I'D, at 5Oc per pair
CHILDRES'S IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE
WOOL HOSE, sizes q to So.
CHILDREN'S FRENCH BLACK RIBBED Isle
i1 iiI aszff1 = PixiN AND RIBBED BLACK COT
TON AND Isle HOSIERY FOR WOMEN, all sizes,
NV. -ACK AND COLONEL SILK HOSIERY.
from 81 to 81 per pair.
EXTRA FINE BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. sizes s
to 91s, at 81 per pair.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES in New Balbrigyan Ho-
sier sizes 10 TO- rznCipg from 2c TO T5c per rair.
MEMS FRENCH AND ENGLISH PLAIN AND
RIBBED COTrON SOCKS, sizes y to IL, ranging
NOVELTIES IN PLAIN AND FANCY CoLoRED
QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS SHIRTS for 81.
COMPLETE STOCK OF MERINO UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN. WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, in Medium
and Heavy Weixhts, made BY the best European and
American manufacturers. and at Lowest Prices.
MARNER THOMPSON'S, AND FRENCH c. p.
CORSETS, from 81 to $3.50
"LAyEST NOVELTIES IN HEMSTITCHED,
CoL0kEn B0RDERED, AND EMBROIDERED
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
LOWEST QUOTAr ONo" ON CHINESE AND
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
s1PLAlN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave-, cor 9th st.
Established 1SiU- Mo
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chicago il TO have a School OF Ethics. There
have been many such schools, and the sum total
OF their influence on mankind has been good. But
this Chicago institution is more concrete affair
than any thar have gone before. 1t proposes 70
take In pupils at so much quarter, and teach
than the art and science Of being good Money,
which we are told, is the root OF that which is
not good, has been promised In a large sum to
place this school on n substantial foundation.
chicago can readily supply a school of ethics with
all the necessary terrible warnings
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BIC BAneA,Ss In Comronrs.

Larger stock than ever before. Larger vari-
ETY. than ever before. Larger moneys worth
than ever before
100 Good-Qusiity Print.covcred Comforts.
clean cotton filling. we'll sewed, size 30 by SO
in, only 81 each.
100 Best-quality Print-covered Comforts,
filed with white carded batting. and fancy
quilted. only 81 so each.
100 Bed Comforts, one side covered with OIL
boiled Turkey red, the other with fine figured
Chintz best cotton filing, thoroughly sewed,
only $1.15 each.
FOR TWO DOLLARS WE OFFER
Tufted Chintz-covered Comforts.
One-side Cretonne Comforts.
Tufted Cheese cloth Comforts
100 SiieIa-covered Comforts, in Pink, Light
Blue, and Cardinal, best cotton filling. light in
weight, but warmth giving. only 81 % each.
Elegant line OF Plain and Figured Satteen
Comforts, in q large variety Of figured color
combinations, in . wide range Of qualities,
e2.25. 81. so. s2.75, e3, %. SO. and e.
Superb line OF Elder Down Comforts, COW
cred with Satteen and Silk in exquisitely de-
signed patterns Prices. %. 30. 81. S13,
S14.75, Sl6.50: s2l. S25. and s27 80 each
Fourth foorl
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and sts NV.
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HorsE FrnS1snrSe Goops.

Every year this time call your especial attention
to HOusef furnishing Goods. This is necessary.
time during the year DO sell Linens than
iCst pTeyious to Thanksgiving Every Housekeeper
seems bent on having new Cloths and Napkins for
Thsnksgivinx Dinner.
IL helps materially TO make Holiday appearance.
We have. As usual. anticipated your demands
We have an unusually lar-e stock.
Resithe following THANKSGIVING OFFERINGS:
BLEAcBED TABLE DAMAsK.
No 9. pieces - in Irish Damask. 90 .5 per yard
No ). pieces 12-in. Irish Danask SO.
No g. pieces 12-in. Irish Darnssk. Sl.7j.
Nc. L. pieces 72-in Irish Damask. s1.5O.
pisces Bleached German Damask. sl1J.
We have Just received invoice Of so pieces of 20
In Scotch panask. 81 yard
20 pieces 7o-in- Blsached German Damask, &c.
25 pieces 62-in- Bleaehed German Damask, soc
pisces 62-in- Red Border Bleaehed German Dam
ask. J6c.
100 pieces 56-in Bleachei German pamask. 5oc.
- pieces 56-in- Red Border Blesched German Dam
ask. soc.
10 pleces 72-in Half Rleached Dsmask, 81.
We have Napkins TO match at g. % and So per doz
20 pieces Unbleaehfd German Dsinask. Sc.
- pieces 66-ir- Unoleached German Daniask, 75c.
1Spieces Gain Un6leaehed German Damask. &c.
80 pieces COIN Unbleacned German Darnask, SOC.
Loom DaInask. 80, J7x. 40. and i5c.
] case Of 5S-in- Turkey Red Damask 37tc
case Of 5S-in Renfrew Ped DaInask, SOC
case Of 5S-iiI German Red Danask. 7J:.
6s-in. Cardinal DamasS, 15c
Gain Gold medal Brand Cardinal Damask al q ward
"a Cardinal Cloths sl2I
81 Cardinal Cloths. sl.15
1o-4 Cardinal Cloths. s22l
Ia Cardinal Cloths. s2.5
"a Turkey Red Cloths 81
"a Turkey Ped Cloths sl5O
1O-4 Turkey Red Cloths 81
ia Turkey Red Cloths. $3.50
BLEAcHED DAMAsK TABLE SETS.
81 Blsached Danask Table Sets $500
1Oi Bleached D-nask Table Sets, $3.50.
ia Bleached Dsmssk Table setts So
Colored Border Same Price.
100 pieces 10-4 Barnsby Cloth. So so
30 piecss lo-4 White Danssk Fringed Cloth &c rs
NAPKINS. NAPKINS. NAPKINS.
Is White Napkins
800 dozen BleAchsd German Napkins. 81 20 per doz
We lave never sold these for less than 80 Per doz
IS Scotch Napkins. ELL
5-S6erman Napkins e. e. o. SO 20 At and az "a
3-< Ge-rnan NAPKINS, t2. So. So SO. $3.50, s., and
o. deem
White poylies. Soc. 75e, 81. sIe5. sL5o. sI.15.
and So dozen-
Rad Bo-dsr. Co., TIC. 9oc, 81. 81 %. l5o, 81 rs,
%. AID $225
100 Plaid Lunch Doyiies 40 cents
lcO Piaid Lunch Doylies. 80 cents
Aoo dozsa Cream Doyiies. 1 per dozen.
BIG BARGAIN.
1000 Window shaiies. Spring Rollers. comp,eta.
ready to hang. all cOloEs Sic each size yards long
1 yard wide.
These will be shown you in our Upholstery Depart.
lnsnt.
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eB-Dress Goods Bargains.
II Trimmed Hats reduced.
u Arrival Of Upholstery Novelties.
"Special Sale Table Linens.

Such IL the program for the coming week at the
PALAIS ROYAL The Dress Goods will be advertised
in The Post. The Trimmed Hats are Imported Novel
ties (bought them to get IDEAS and offer them be-
low cost The Upholstery Novelties will be exhibited
same floor as the Table Lneus
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STYLISH REApr.MAnE DnrssEs.

The new stock Of ready made Dresses repre-
sent the best and most stylish We have yet
shown. Some of them are close copies, in point
of style. Of the latest foreign fashions.
Tailor-msde Cloth Suits. in browns, garnets,
blues and greens. Handsomely trimmed and
braided styles. &,5. $50, S3o and $40 per suit
Elegant line Of Black Cashmere Suits, variety
of styles s1l, s14. els, @165O. eco. 500, $o5,
&aS and $50 per suit.
bargain-Ladies' Navy Blue Tailor-made
Tricot Cloth Suits. only 9l5 Per suit
Elegant line Of Silk and WOODEN Suits hand
somsly trimmed with velvet braid.
This department is we'll worth . visit.
(Third hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. l1th and r sta NV.
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n AIDES HAND-KNIT wORSTED FASClNA-
tors. loc.. worth 25c ladies' heavy Bouele Jack
eta 81. 49, worth S24S. BLUN'S,
n19-2t. 745 and 147 9Th st.
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White iron is getting 70 b. n drug on the market
In Pennsylvania, gold IS likely to become 50 in
Arizona. A twenty lncb ledge has been found near
Prescott yielding, some say, 100000 to the ton
OF ore A few men on the ground are millionalres,
where last W es they thought theInselve lucky to
have enough -four and bacon TO subsist on I'll
spring. Meantime thousands OF brawny, hard
wor,laC men IN the steel and cole furnaces Will
be without work in December, AMI thousands OF
sad-eyed mothers. and many more thousands o,
happy, careless. unknowing chl1ren have misery
and darkness before them as Christmas comes and
winter begins
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nR. WARMERS HEALTH CORsETS, 81, WORTH
~ %. C. b. Al Sprite Corset, in ecrue, 9Sc.
worth 81 %, BLIJN,S
n19-2ts S4J and az Sth ST. Sc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASIED-oRpEEs FOR WHITE AND COL
wv ored men snd Nenen-ioo cooks. 100 msids so
sssGlsrs fco,gsn: ssossesrrrs, &C: r. NJ BrES-
A., Wy I for Cooks. chameerns,as WAIT .asersss
snsisrs shsi 4 coo mSs ga 81 NV niss
WANrED-PosITIoNs FOR WOMEN co Ks,
white m eoiDr 5u ns srs.
ri hgS.s SOs eiS rsis,nSss: Al DfcKs sssG:T
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT
the above brusches or position as daily or esdent
r Il r;,sss sy highest "a
WANJED-By REsPEcTABLE coLoRED
or address for four days at Il Al K ST NV. II.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION
and sal training desires clerical or PROFESSIONAL
aIne q h.,ne is also good mathematician Address
w hne needle work lessons Gerinsn: also Ger
ana soyerness and Shameerwork end cooks bu,,.s
WANTED by YOUNG MAN POSITION As
salesman or assistant hookkeerer has had exper-
Address Ss fsa resdra aS from last
WANTED-AN rXPERT sTENoaRAPHER AND
Type writer, who. a. though young. is not without
abe and terms reasonable Arriy +. E. II. p. star
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF UNDoUBTED
nursery so1sra 'e kSirss. MISS s ssr ssn:s
WANrED-BY A YOUNG FRENCH Girl. A
baby Best Of Reference care address Il b. s.r OF
flee. nlu-3t.
WANrED-BY FIRST CLASS COOK. LAUNDRY.
and Trench waiter, place in hrst-class family;
good reference. Call ls:s LIST nls-3r'
WANTED-By THOROUGHLY FXPERIFNcED
w woman cook. situation m private family; no
Once. niS.:,ts
WANTFD-A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY SEEKS A
writes sod hand S.ss aloud we'll ami San sew
dress Miss ID. T. PHILLIPS, 1919 18th Il. MIS- 81.
NANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED
sotfaFy sgec reeee s,s furnished hgl to
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY wHo
w speaks good high German. and hHs knowleise of
ali line needle work. wishes situation; good refer
ences. Please address 6i2 q st NV. INSIST
INTERPRETATIONS FOR WOMEN COOKS.
w chainbermaids. Mattresses nurses, maids, men
Matters, cooks coachlnsn; with references. coLtM-
BIA BUSINESS AGENCY, 4o2 18th St NV over
w ,NTED-A SITUATION AS BUTLER IN A
w private family, by experienced man. and wife
as psrlor maid Address W. NJ. ls2s ST. NV
NJ ANTED-MIDDLE-AGFD GERMAN LADY
vic,n ~ of Iowa rcle, for singng. after the
italian method. Classic and modern music. French
German and Italian by grammar and conversation.
WANTED-Two WOMEN WANT SITUATIONS:
w one as dressmaker and aides maid the other
homemade references Address VI, star ofhce.n113t'
WANTED-BY A GERMAN MAN SITUATION AS
w driver or TO make hlmsef useful around stores;
not afraid o. work best OF references given. Address
Box II, Star Office. nl7-3t'
XNANTED-KNOWN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
w can be had at South Washington Labor Bureau.
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TINS SPACE CHAso1n DAnr

WOODWARD 3 IOTHkOP.
Announcing few Of the numerous attractions
daily offered By them.
They have Just received their recent extensive
purchase Of
ELEGANT WHITE AND FANCY-COIORED
DAMAsK LINEN rABLE SETS.
Secured expressly for their Grand Sale Of
Thanksgiving Linens now progressing. Prices.
% to $40 per SET